VARIETY OF READING

Stratford Evening Post, Volume III, Issue 348, 1 May 1935, Page 7

VARIETY OF READING

THIRTY-FIVE NEW BOOKS FOR STRATFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY. ALL TASTES CATERED FOR. An effort to cater for every class of taste Ln thie reading public is evidenced in the 35 new books added to the Stratford Public library during April. Of the additions 28 were .books of fiction, covering a wide variety of subjects—crime, romance, western —and by well known authors. Seven volumes were added .to the non-fiction section of the library. The complete list ot additions for the month is. — r iction: Money Buys Everything (R. Vickeis. Our Peter (G. Woden). Ravercroft Mystery (W. H. Cranford). Pelicans in the Sky (H. Baldwin).

Trtith is not Sober (W. Holtby). Ma Brown (W. Townsend). Spur of Morning (A. Mulgar). Phantoms of a Physician (A. Miller).

A. Woman of Destiny (S. |Mad dock). Golden Horizons (A. Dooflield). The Drift Fence (Zane Grey). The Knife (H. Adams).

Six Give Vengeance (B. Billings). The Gold Falcon (Manfred). The Warielaw Jewel (W. Peck). Innocent Bystander (P. Baldwin). Intrusive Tourist (B. Reynolds). Timbal Gulch Trail (M. Brand). Fugitive (C. W. Sanders). Obelisks Bn Route (C. D. King). Second Officer (Taffrail), Guncotton: Secret Agent (R, Gray- | son). I Love Song (R. Hughes), j Spies are Abroad (J. M. Walsh), t Eardelow’s Heir (R. Vickers). | Nets to Catch the Wind (B. Worj ley-Gough). I Inside Out (G. Ludlow), Third and Last (N. Richardson). I Non-fiction; j Jehova (donated). Let’s See the Lowlands (A. A. [ Thompson). < Eastwards from Paris (E. Harriot t). Man Tracks (I. Tdriess). War Letters of General Monash. Thirty Years With Head-hunters n the Phillipincs (S. E. Hare).